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Hey Craig,
I had the same problem. I think I know what you unintenionally did to fix the problem. You might have changed the view depth under View Range. Mine was set to 0(zero) so it was not showing any topo. As soon as that was changed, topo came back on.
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I know this thread is old but I found it relevant, so I will share how I solved the issue on Revit 2018. Step one: Open Visibility/ Graphics Overrides (Found in "view tab/ribbon" or in "properties" window [shortcut "PP"] ) check the box for "Topography" select apply, then okay. Step Two: Open the "View Range" in the "properties" window by selecting "edit" to the right of " View Range", lower the "view depth" and "Bottom" values to a number below the topography. (If -150mm is the level of your topography then any number -151mm or lower will do.)
Addition: check what level of detail the topography visibility is set on in the "Visibility/ Graphic Overrides". If the setting is Medium and the view is being displayed in course, then the topography will not be visible.
@martin.delgado3 wrote:Addition: check what level of detail the topography visibility is set on in the "Visibility/ Graphic Overrides". If the setting is Medium and the view is being displayed in course, then the topography will not be visible.
This is not true. If you set the "Visibility/ Graphic Overrides" of Topography to Medium and the view is being displayed in Course, then the topography will simply be overridden to display in Medium (instead of Course) just as you specified in the settings. Try it out yourself and see.
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I could not find too, could you please let me know if you find solution
It is to do with your view range. If your topo is below level 00 and you created floor plan at level 00, then you wont see it. Extend it to unlimited or whatever and it will show up.